A major concert announcement was held to reveal a legendary concert coming to Ford Field -- and we now know who it is.

Paris Paloma will be performing at the Majestic Theatre in Detroit on a 15-city headline tour across North America.

Movement Music Festival has announced the full lineup for the 2024 event in Detroit.

Michigan Blues artist has new music to share

Royal & the Serpent stopped in Detroit on her first-ever North American headline tour.

Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan played a sold-out show at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre in Sterling Heights on Saturday night while on the road for his “Stick Season” tour.

Detroit-based singer-songwriter Ohly released his first full-length record “Miracle” on all streaming platforms on Friday.

Visitors will now get to sit on the even greener grass of the new Eastern Michigan University Lawn at Pine Knob Music Theatre.

Fall Out Boy is coming to the Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston, Michigan, this summer.

Metallica is stopping in Detroit to play two shows in November of next year while on their M72 World Tour.

Meet Billy Davis. The guitarist extraordinaire, a former member of Hank Ballard and the Midnighters -- and, yes, the guy who helped Jimi Hendrix set his guitar on fire.

Ticketmaster is no longer selling Taylor Swift tickets on its website.

For the second day in a row, Taylor Swift fans flooded the Ticketmaster website, all trying to get tickets for her “Eras” tour.

Eight-time Grammy Award-winning superstar Anita Baker has announced a run of live dates for 2023.

Taylor Swift is performing at Ford Field in Detroit on June 10, 2023, and tickets go on sale this month.

Siiickbrain, grandson and Knocked Loose opened for Bring Me The Horizon at a packed show at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill in Sterling Heights.

The concert fundraiser celebrates the release of his new album, “The Life of James” and is being held on Nov. 5 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Emagine Theatre.

Blink-182 is reuniting for the first time in nearly 10 years to release a new album and go on a massive global tour.

Twenty One Pilots did not hold anything back at their show at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on Saturday.

The Porcupine Mountains Music Festival is returning to the winter sports complex at Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park in Ontonagon County after a three-year hiatus.

Ava Swiss, an 18-year-old Oxford High School graduate, will be competing live on America’s Got Talent Tuesday night.

Ava Swiss, an 18-year-old Oxford High School graduate, will be competing live on America’s Got Talent.

The Band CAMINO, based in Nashville, played a headlining show at the Royal Oak Music Theater while on their second leg of The Tour Camino.

Pine Knob Music Theatre is back! They made the name change just in time for a very important birthday.

‘Weird Al’ Yankovic had shows scheduled in Saginaw and Detroit this week, but both shows have been postponed after he tested positive for COVID.

Falling In Reverse, Papa Roach, Hollywood Undead and Bad Wolves are stopping in Bay City on their Rockzilla Summer Tour.

It has been announced that Eminem is officially being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Greta Van Fleet guitarist Jake Kiszka was taken to the hospital and diagnosed with pneumonia, according to the band.

Saint Andrew’s Hall is temporarily closed while the venue plans to repair a loose joint in the floor.

Many were eager to snag tickets when it was promoted that Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour would be taking the stage at the Royal Oak Music Theatre. They were extremely disappointed to find out David Gilmour would not actually be taking the stage.

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) announced 73.5 million new gold and platinum program certifications for Eminem, making him the No. 1 awarded musician for singles in the program’s history.

Country music festival Faster Horses has announced its 2022 lineup and Morgan Wallen, Eric Church and Tim McGraw are headlining.

Pine Knob Music Theatre turned into DTE Energy Music Theater 20 years ago, but as the concert venue gets set to celebrate its 50th anniversary this summer -- it’s going back to its roots.

Many of you have been following the Detroit Youth Choir since they wowed the audiences of America’s Got Talent. The group has a new music video as part of Life Remodeled’s Lean on We campaign.

Assemble Sound is based in a historic Corktown church. Since 2015, the music company has worked to cultivate the next generation of Detroit musicians.

Ohly, a folk rock act based out of Detroit, dropped a new track on Friday (Sept. 24).

The coronavirus pandemic has put many cultural activities in jeopardy, including the art of theater. It has taken extraordinary and out-of-the-box thinking to keep the arts alive when people are reluctant to go out.

After a virtual and socially distanced Arts Beats and Eats last year due to the COVID pandemic, this year the event is ready to fill the streets of Royal Oak.

Motown singer Martha Reeves has had an iconic year and she is going to receive a huge honor.

Ohly, a folk rock act based out of Detroit, is releasing his debut album “Landlines” on Friday (April 30).

INGLEWOOD, CA - DECEMBER 09: Mike Posner performs on stage during KROQ Absolut Almost Acoustic Christmas at The Forum on December 9, 2018 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for KROQ/Entercom)DETROIT – Detroit native Mike Posner is going to attempt to summit Mount Everest. I wanted to find out who I was when I wasn’t Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Mike Posner.”His attempt to summit Mount Everest will begin in May. Before my dad died he was a criminal defense attorney in Detroit for 40 years,” Posner said. READ: ‘I’m more authentic:’ Detroit native Mike Posner completes his walk across America

DETROIT – Music pioneer Mary Wilson, a founding member of “The Supremes” died at the age of 76. “The world has lost one of the brightest stars in our Motown family. Mary Wilson was an icon,” Motown Museum Chairwoman and CEO Robin Terry said in a statement. Mary Wilson of the Supremes has died suddenly. Rest In Supreme Peace Mary.”Steven Van Zandt said he spoke to Wilson before the world went on lockdown because of the coronavirus, tweeting Tuesday: “RIP Mary Wilson.

Last night, under the light of the full moon and surrounded by family at home, our beautiful father passed gently on to the next realm. He lead an extraordinary life, marked by passion, determination, and dreams come true; an action packed adventure filled top to bottom with love, magic, dear friends, family, and unspeakable joys. And tomorrow, on New Year’s Eve, we will be celebrating his incredible life; we hope everyone that loved him will do the same. We also encourage friends and fans who loved him to honor his life through regular screenings and other early prevention methods for colon cancer. Dad, we hope you have fun, flying high over everyone playing your sax, just like you did in the 70s.

DETROIT – When one thinks of the opera, images of a parking garage are unlikely to come to mind, but some unexpected creativity during the pandemic allowed people to experience the opera from their vehicle. This proves it: When you can’t pack people into a theater, you find another way to perform. Michigan Opera Theatre opened its season in late December this way. Each act performed on a different level of the opera house garage. Watch nextREAD: Michigan Opera Theatre names Yuval Sharon new artistic director

Frankenmuth’s Greta Van Fleet announced its sophomore album, “The Battle at Garden’s Gate,” which is set to release on April 16. “The Battle at Garden’s Gate” follows the band’s debut album, “Anthem of the Peaceful Army.” Before its debut album, Greta Van Fleet had two EP releases, “Black Smoke Rising” and “From the Fires.” “From the Fires” won best rock album at the 61st Grammy Awards. READ: Michigan rock band Greta Van Fleet wins best rock album at 2019 GrammysSo far, the band has given us two songs as a glimpse into the new album. Expectations may run high, but Greta Van Fleet is indifferent to opinion. A magnification of different cultures and civilizations inside of this world... Posted by Greta Van Fleet on Friday, December 4, 2020You can preorder the album here.

DETROIT – The coronavirus pandemic has led to unexpected creativity. Did you ever think you’d see an opera staged in a parking garage? The Michigan Opera Theatre opened its season as a drive-thru experience. It was a first for Detroit and proof that creative minds can’t be stopped -- not even for a pandemic. READ: Michigan Opera Theatre welcomes new artistic director Yuval SharonWatch the video above for the full report

DETROIT – As Michigan businesses slowly start to reopen, Detroit’s historic Majestic Theatre has been placed on the market. The Majestic Theatre and Magic Stick are both part of the National Independent Venue Association. In May, the organization estimated 90% of independent venues nationwide could close down permanently due to COVID-19. RELATED: Independent music venues look to Lansing for assistance amid pandemicIn 2018, the Majestic Theatre underwent a $1 million renovation to restore its façade and improve the stage and concert area. The Majestic Theatre was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2008.

Many stars -- from Motown to Bob Seeger, Big Sean, Madonna, Kid Rock, Jack White and Eminem -- became big names playing big venues, but the smaller venues have fostered an ongoing business and culture that’s in danger of disappearing. In May, the organization estimated 90% of independent venues nationwide could close down permanently due to COVID-19. There are more than 80 Michigan venues that are a part of NIVA, most are in Metro Detroit. These independent venues asked the federal government for assistance and didn’t receive any. NIVA said it needs about $10 million for the more than 80 independent venues across the state to stay afloat.

DETROIT – A group of musicians, including Detroit-based band Sponge, are coming together to help raise money for the Pope Francis Shelter in Detroit. Sponge, which has been performing since the 1990s, usually plays for a benefit concert at St. Andrews Hall every year. In lieu of the usual performance, the band is working with other local musicians to develop a fundraiser record album -- a vinyl record. Sponge lead singer Vin Dombroski, said six Detroit bands and artists are contributing to the album. “We know that the pandemic has affected the music community more than any other industry, so the fact these musicians were committed to coming together and helping the Pope Francis center means the world to us,” said Chris Harthen with Pope Francis Shelter.

DETROIT Fans of Detroits historic Michigan Opera Theatre are welcoming a new artistic director. Just building the Opera House and the Michigan Opera Theatre Company was a risk, but it paid off for Detroit. READ: Michigan Opera Theatre names Yuval Sharon new artistic directorHis passing is a wound that may never heal for everyone who loves and respects music, theatre and arts, but Wednesday is a big step in soothing that hurt with the announcement of a new, young, vibrant and ridiculously creative artistic director. Yuval Sharon is an international presence in theatre, known as a visionary and a rock star in opera and theatre circles. Now, hes calling Detroit, specifically the Detroit Opera House, home.

DETROIT Metro Detroit native and producer Tommee Profitt spoke with Local 4 about his career, the release of his debut single and more. Profitt made his debut as a solo recording artist in July with the release of his new single, Faking Love (ft. Jung Youth & NAWAS).Read the full interview with Tommee Profitt below:What first got you interested in the music business? How involved were you with the music video for Faking Love? Is it what you envisioned when you were creating the song? Then my plan is to create more singles and music like Faking Love and eventually do an album, hopefully next year. Watch the music video for Faking Love below:The music video was directed by Patrick Tohill and inspired by Black Mirror.

DETROIT The Detroit Symphony Orchestra kicked off its outdoor summer concert series on Wednesday night. The performance was held outside the orchestra hall. It was the first of seven free shows scheduled in August throughout the city of Detroit. Small groups of musicians perform for limited audiences at the DSOs Sosnick Courtyard as well as three Detroit Riverfront Conservancy venues: Robert C. Valade Park, the Dequindre Cut Freight Yard, and Gabriel Richard Park. READ: Detroit Symphony Orchestra offers free access to streaming archive amid coronavirus outbreakAll the events are free, but ticket reservations are required for the Sosnick Courtyard performances.

DETROIT The city announced an Everybody VS COVID-19 digital unity festival that is meant to bring attention to the fight against coronavirus (COVID-19) and promote the 2020 Census. It will be broadcast on the City of Detroits Facebook and Instagram pages. The city has partnered with the fashion label Detroit VS Everybody by Tommey Walker to present the festival. The festival will be free to stream online with portions of the broadcast playing on city cable channels. READ: 'Drive-up concerts: Lake Orion sisters keep music alive during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

DETROIT – A local rapper’s song about Governor Whitmer has gotten so popular, he’s using it to give back to the community, through the song ‘Big Gretch’. GMac Cash raised money to buy the Governor new glasses, but when she wouldn’t accept them, he put the money to good use. If we don’t take care of each other, who is going to take care of us?” said GMac Cash. They didn’t expect it, they know anything about it, so that made it even better” said Gmac Cash. But the Governor’s office said, they couldn’t accept the glasses and wanted GMac Cash to use the money raised to help out the community.

Rapper takes money raised through 'Big Gretch' and gives back to DetroitPublished: May 16, 2020, 6:24 pmGmacCash's song about Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has gotten so popular, he's using it to give back to the community.

Gretchen Whitmer a pair of Cartier Buffalo sunglasses after a song went viral praising her handling of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Detroit rapper GmacCash’s “Big Gretch” caught fire over the weekend. Whitmer approves of Detroit rapper’s ode to her"It’s just a staple for the city a staple in Detroit,” Darrel Hasty said. The money was raised and the glasses were designed. "If Michiganders continue to stay home and stay safe, we will hopefully be able to get together for the cookout soon.”GmacCash responded by saying he will donate the money raised to community organization New Era Detroit.

DETROIT – Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, now affectionately referred to by her supporters as “Big Gretch," took to Twitter on Sunday night to share her approval of a song about her. Until then, Big Gretch says stay home and stay safe! — Governor Gretchen Whitmer (@GovWhitmer) May 4, 2020Detroit rapper GmacCash’s “Big Gretch” praises the governor’s response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Whitmer, ‘that woman from Michigan’Whitmer has received both support and backlash toward how she has handled the COVID-19 outbreak, namely her stay-at-home order, which was extended until May 15 on April 30.

DETROIT – Police released new video of the suspects wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of Slick B, a popular Detroit DJ. Slick B was shot and killed Friday during an attempted robbery on Detroit’s west side. Police said the two suspects waited near a black truck for both Slick B and his friend to show up. “He was just a great man, a great friend, a great father, a great brother, a great nephew. MORE: Memorial event held for popular Detroit DJ killed in armed robbery“I believe Slick B is a legend You know legends never die.

DETROIT – Eminem dropped a surprise album, “Music To Be Murdered By," on Friday. The album includes songs featuring Juice WRLD, who died last month, as well as fellow Detroit rapper Royce Da 5′9″, Skyler Gray, Ed Sheeran and more. He repeatedly brings up people who have criticized his music and mentions the past multiple times. Darker topics also emerge when news clips reporting shootings across the country are played at the end of “Darkness,” one of the slower tracks. Listen to “Music To Be Murdered By” below (Note: The album contains expletives.)

DETROIT – Fireworks’ four year hiatus ended Thursday with a new track from the Detroit band. The group posted a link to a survey that, when completed, revealed a more than 6-minute song called "Demitasse.”Click here to take the survey. Fireworks announced an indefinite hiatus in May 2015 that would begin after the band finished its spring tour.

Pop singer Melanie Martinez performed a sold out show at The Fillmore Detroit Wednesday.

Mike Posner performs on stage during KROQ Absolut Almost Acoustic Christmas at The Forum on December 9, 2018 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for KROQ/Entercom)DETROIT – Singer songwriter Mike Posner walked across America for a total of 2,851 miles. He said part of the reason he began his walk across America was to inspire others to seize the day. Before finishing his walk, Posner posted this on Facebook:"Guys I'm nearing the end here. Posted by Mike Posner on Wednesday, October 16, 2019Click here to see where his journey took him.

Lamb Of God performing at DTE Energy Music Theater in Clarkston, MI. 5/19/19If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

CLEVELAND – The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2020 nominations include nine first-timers. Five of the 16 nominees will be inducted into the Hall of Fame next year. Depeche ModeDepeche Mode has been nominated for induction into the Hall of Fame in 2017 and 2018. Judas PriestJudas Priest has been nominated for a second time; it was also nominated for the 2018 class. The band was nominated for the Class of 2003, 2013, 2015, 2017 and 2019.

DETROIT – Kanye West was met with thousands of fans for his Sunday Service at the Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre on Friday. The only West tracks sung during the service were "Father Stretch My Hands" and "Ultralight Beam" from "The Life of Pablo." The simplicity of this afternoon's service, compared to West's previous Sunday Service performances which have featured startling, pulsing lights in California and eerie vibes that inspired Teletubbies comparisons at Coachella, made it that much more holy. Previously, West prioritized his artistry, but in Detroit, West let God take the spotlight. West will be at the Fox Theatre in Detroit tonight for the premiere of Jesus Is King: A Kanye West Experience.

A variety of people gathered outside The Fillmore Detroit Wednesday evening to see Rainbow Kitten Surprise headline a show with Illiterate Light as the opening act.

Yet, Detroit’s big-ticket music festival, Mo Pop, feels different. But all it takes is a quick left to find pivotal pieces of the Mo Pop experience. During her trip back home, the pop-star noticed a Mo Pop billboard with her picture plastered on the front. Due to West Riverfront Park’s new $55 million makeover, Mo Pop is abruptly being rerouted, with whispers suggesting the new location will be Belle Isle. It survived the 2015 “Lake Mo Pop” storm during Iron & Wine, so anything else will be a piece of cake.

DETROIT – Alt-hip-hop artist, Jay Squared, celebrated the release of his new music with a listening party at the Ready Player One bar and arcade in Detroit. A good crowd gathered in the bar on April 14 to support the artist and his music during the retro game-themed celebration. Jay Squared plans on releasing a series of singles this summer. Ready Player One bar and arcade in Detroit. Check out Jay Squared on Twitter and listen to "Enemies" below.

Despite being held on a Monday after St. Patrick's Day, a good-sized crowd filed into The Blind Pig in Ann Arbor for a Max Frost headline concert featuring UPSAHL and Mikey Mike.

On a dreary Saturday night music lovers lined up for a sold out show at Fountain Street Church, a non-denominational liberal church in Grand Rapids.